But many of them (printers), particularly those with limited means, could not work like this. Having set out from home and with no capital other than a little equipment, a few matrices and some punches, they used founts already cut although far from their own locality. Hence we can follow the journey of a black letter from Basel, for example, to Lyons, to Toulouse, and on as far as Spain. (p. 80.)
Books of engravings became collectors' pieces, and, increasingly, merchants and even humbler people, too poor to possess paintings, adorned the walls of their houses with prints. (p. 101.)
He (the engraver) was the photographer of his day. ... The print also played its critical part in the diffusion of works of art. (p. 102.)
From the invention of printing right up to the 18th century, although... (查看原文)
吕西安·费弗尔 作者
黄敏兰
广西师范大学出版社2006版
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广西师范大学出版社2006版
鲁客
广西师范大学出版社2006版
还没人写过短评呢
还没人写过短评呢